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Select all numbers that are solutions to the inequality \(k > 5\).
4
5
6
5.2
5.01
0.5
Choose one of these inequalities to represent each situation or number line: \(x< 25\), \(x > 25\), \(x \leq 25\), or \(x \geq 25\).
For each inequality, find two values for \(x\) that make the inequality true and two values that make it false.
Solve each equation.
\(\frac17(x+\frac34)=\frac18\)
\(\frac92=\frac34(z+\frac23)\)
\(1.5=0.6(w+0.4)\)
\(0.08(7.97+v)=0.832\)
Select all the stories that can be represented by the diagram.
Andre studies 7 hours this week for end-of-year exams. He spends 1 hour on English and an equal number of hours each on math, science, and history.
Lin spends \$3 on 7 markers and a \$1 pen.
Diego spends \$1 on 7 stickers and 3 marbles.
Noah shares 7 grapes with 3 friends. He eats 1 and gives each friend the same number of grapes.
Describe a sequence of translations, rotations, or reflections that show the triangles are congruent.
Elena spends \$7 on 3 notebooks and a \$1 pen.